Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-28
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Graduating Exercises of Both to TAX
Place this Morning.

Graduating Exercises of Both to Take
Place this Morning.
The annual graduating exercises of both
the Sacramento and Capital Grammar
Schools take place in their respective
school buildings to-day, commencing
promptly at o'clock, under the direction of
the two Principals. The programme of
the Sacramento Grammar School, Madison
Bahcock, Principal, is as follows:
ENDING YET BEGINNING.
Prayer; song, American Hymn
school; defamation, I" John Maynard"
Edwin E. Hesser; piano solo, Souvenir de
Trovatore," Grace Hatch defamation,
Battle of Beal an DUNE" Dan Robert
son; song, To the Hills Away" school;
defamation, when Greek met Greek"
George Clark; vocal solo, Dreamy Eyes
that Haunt Me Still" Mary Johnson; Dia-
logue, " 1776 and 1887" Lucy f. Purinton
and ina E. Barrett; piano solo, Marche
de Mutt" Belle Darlington; defamation,
" The Constitution" s. E. Pope; recita-
ton, Abigail Becker" Berthe Greiner;
cornet solo with piano accompaniment,
"Claudine Polka Sterling B. Nourse and
Vina E. Barrett defamation, The Pal
metto and the Pine Thomas Diviny;
song, March of the Men of Harleech,"
school. Dialogue, "Columbia's Daugh-
tiers Columbia, Nettie Cantrell; States:
Emma Cooper, Virginia; Matte Beau
mont, South Carolina; Ella Collier. New
Jersey; Cora Eldred, Pennsylvania Edna
Berry, North Carolina May Dreyer, Rhode
Island; Belle Darlington. Georgia Nettie
Webb, Connecticut: Maud Richards, Mass
achusetts; Myra Shields Maryland; Grace
Shields, New York; Eta Joseph, Delaware;
Myrtle Robb, New Hampshire; Army,
Frank Taylor; Navy, Edgar Hevener
Song, "Nymphs of the Ocean" school pre-
sentation of diplomas, A Conkling, Presi-
dent Board of Education address to grad
yates, Hon. l. elliott, State superintendent
of Public instruction; Graduates parting
song.
LIST OF GRADUATES.
Maud Bell. Matte Beaumont, Edna
Berry, Tracy Berry, VIVA Barrett. George
Cook, Ella Collier, Nettie Cantrell, Belle
Darlington, Amy Clarke, George Clark,
Emma Cooper. Thomas Diviny, Daisy
Deming, May Dreyer, Frank Dexter, Frank
E5ner, Cora Eldred, Josie Frost, Eta
ellis, Berthe Greiner, Frank Gehring, John
Hillhouse Edgar Hevener Edwin Hesser
Katie Hurley, Grace Hatch, Florence
Hahn. Mary Johnson, Eta Joseph, Frank
Jost, Josie knight, Mary Kleinsorge, Flora
Luther, Frank Meister, Nina Miller, Ster-
ling Nourse, Annie Patrick, Lucy Purin-
ton, Samuel Pope, Myrtle Robb, Maude
Richards, Daniel Robertson, Herbert Rip
ley. Myra Shields, Grace Shields, Maud
Schwamb, Frank Taylor, Charles Talbot,
John Wheeler, Nettie Webb, May thinner
mann.
CAPITAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The programme OF the Capital Grammar
School is az follows
Song, school; One at Time" Jennie
Miller The Mines of Avondale," Flor
ence Burnett duet, Blanche and Agnes
Ryan; " The Last Banquet" Mamie Stack;
The Dandy Fifth" May Burgess; Johnny
Schneider y The Singers Curse" Annie
Nicely; A New Cure for Rheumatism, -
Harley Stephenson song, First Grade;
Seville" Ruth Spilmau song, school OPP
eretta, The Sultan and His Cabinet. -
I'll Try, Dick and Dolly, Fairy Hopeful,
Juvenile Seven, Fairies and chorus of Chill
dren-George Lovdal, Edward Nathan, Ed
win Williams, Robert We'll, C. Luce,
| Sweasy Powers, G. Gibson, Sadie Breen,
| Celia Wilson, duet, Flora Hartwell and
Annie Aitken; Press Forward" George
Marsh; class song; presenting of diplomas,
Superintendent NJ. R. Beard; song school.
LIsT OF GRADUATES.
Annie Aitken, Katie Brock, L. Nav Bur-
CESS. Florence L. Burnett. Harry NJ. But
ler, Ruth B. Catlin, Cora H. Clark, Nellie
Cotter, Scott F. Ennis. Maggie Fleming,
Alice V. Calvin, Annie Haley John w
Haley. Flora Hartwell, George B. Loydal,
Chas. S. Luce, George L. Marsh, Evelyn A.
Mckee, Alice McCleery, Jennie B. Miller,
Hattie B. Moore, John Miller, Edward l.
Nathan, Clara Root, Florence G. Robert
son, Agnes Ryan, Blanche Ryan, Ruth
Spilman, Mamie +. Stack, Mollie f.
Titherington, Robert H. We'll, Edwin A.
| Williams.